Minister, met Sir Craigie, British Ambassador, at 11 o'clock tonight to draw up a formal agreement on the general questions forming the background of the Anglo-Japanese dispute Tientsin. This was the fourth meeting in a week between the two principals in Anglo-Japanese conversations {or a settlement of the Tientsin Tokyo, July 22. situation, After hovering on the brink of The terms of the agreement Japan to Chastize failure, because of firm British opwere formally accepted by the position tothe main points of the Japanese Cabinet at an ex-Great Britain Fapanene demands, the parleys. too ne. new lease of life yesterday traordinary meeting yesterday.
'Their acceptance by the British 'Tokyo, July Mthen Sir" Robert Craigie Is reported Various incidents and' anti-British Government was believed to tohave made n_ concession, with the demonstrations in various China cities have been communicated here "according to. Japanese (ontgnt in instructions received were linked today by the local na cular press for the purpose of fourecs, that an, understanding on TRe""principes "desired by Jepan
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